tre

Just as predicted above, Pest or Cholera with this "workaround". The segments should read "35 ml d'huile" and "-niveau d'huile". Is this deemed as acceptable?

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Igor Kmitowski

said
about 1 year ago

> Is this deemed as acceptable?

Are you asking a developer (he doesn't know the answer) or the person who posted this workaround? Or is this a rhetorical question?

tre

said
about 1 year ago

Indeed this only a rhetorical question. I think the question to find any solution to this should be in the foreground.

tre

said
about 1 year ago

Addendum: When using the solution above, any term with an "l" is no more recognized ...

tre

said
about 1 year ago

Pray the Lord: the newest update resolves this issue. Thanks, Igor.

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stefankr77

said
4 months ago

Hi all, I am having the same issue, with a French source text. I use a glossary containing the term "au moins une", and in the source sentence, "...pourvu d’au moins une ...", the term is not recognized. Tre, you mentioned that the issue is resolved, but does it require any special setting for it to work? I have all possible flavors of semicolons in the "Do not match" field, but does this actually help or does this only apply to translation memories? I am still new to cafetran and feeling a little lost at the moment... Thanks in advance for any help.

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stefankr77

said
4 months ago

I mean apostrophes, not semicolons, of course! :D

tre

said
4 months ago

I do not remember exactly, but the issue is about deleting the apostrophe, not adding it. If I remember correctly, with a later update this was not necessary any more.

It must be an apostrophe (straight and/or curly). Some OCR software use even an accent: "pourvu d`au moins une" ...